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I am VERY INTERESTED in your offer!I am a former Cardiology Fellow from University of Tennessee HealthSciences Center, graduated in July I am Board Certified in InternalMedicine and Board Elegible in Cardiology (Exams to be takenon next November I took the Cardiovascular Board Review preparatory course on last September in Atlanta, GA.Currently, I am a Critical Care Physician and Cardiologist in Private andAcademic Practice in Sao SP, Brazil (my former country), however we still have thoughts to return to America.I am a general noninvasive cardiologist with major interests inEchocardiography, Heart Failure, Cardiovascular Prevention and CCU /Intensive Care Medicine.Enclosed you´ll see my updated for your appreciation.The main reason I returned to Brazil after completion of the entiremedical training in US, was the visa of my family. We had finished the year training under J visa. Currently we are under year- country regulation process.My wife (Dr Monica S. Cypriano) is a Pediatric Oncologist. She did herinternship in in New Jersey, and moved to Memphis, TN, where shecompleted a full year accredited training program in Pediatric Hematology Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplantation at St Jude Children´s Hospital.Therefore, she still needs to complete her General Pediatric ResidencyTraining under some Accredited Program, to become Board Elegible inPediatrics, and afterwards to be able to take the Hematology-OncologyPediatric Boards.We have been dreaming about Seattle for a long while!It´s a beutiful city, as you´ve mentioned, with great schools and with major medical centers: University of Washington and the Fred HutchinsonMedical Center (Oncology Center)So, we need an accredited program in Pediatrics for my wife (PGY -PGY )Could you help us in verifying such possibility next to University ofWashington? or if there is a program in pediatrics at Fred Hutchinson? or any other Pediatric Accredited program in SEATTLE.We have children, therefore we really need to live and work in the same city. Both children are American Citizens. They were born in Philadelphia and Memphis.Thank you again for your attention.Awaiting your reply,Sincerely, C os, MD (364455)

      My name is Y. MD/PhD, a cardiology fellow from the University of Washington in Seattle. Born in the U.S., I grew up in Tennessee. However, the bulk of my formal training was in New England where I spent years at Yale, Boston University and Brown until when I started cardiology fellowship in Seattle, Washington. I will finish my training in the summer of as I am currently on an NIH training grant until then.

      I am interested in a private practice cardiology position in the Greater Phoenix area. Specifically, I would like to practice general, invasive cardiology that incorporates the diagnostic modalities of echocardiography and nuclear medicine.   I am moving to the Southwest because of family ties via my fiancée, an Arizona native, whom I will wed on July .

      I am interested in a private practicethat reflects values that I also hold dear: compassionate patient care, a vigorous though collegial work environment, and a progressive management style that realizes that the balance of work and family leads to a productive physician. I am an energetic, well trained cardiologist with up-to-date knowledge in the field. My MD/PhD training has taught me to apply both deductive and inductive reasoning to solve clinical problems. Furthermore, as timing is critical in acute coronary syndromes, my cardiology training has taught me to act quickly when the need arises.

      In short, I think I am a strong candidate for this position Looking forward to meeting with you. Thank you for your time and consideration. (363983)

I plan on building a cardiology practice devoted to providing quality health, education and empowerment for those individuals who belong to underserved communities. In addition to my academic pursuits, I have made an effort to hone my skills as a community leader. As a medical student, I was driven to revitalize our chapter of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA). My efforts were directed to toward organizing and implementing community health fairs in impoverished communities in Nashville, Tennessee. Under my supervision as chairperson of the Minority Organ Tissue Transplant Education and Prevention (MOTTEP) chapter of the SNMA was able to recruit dozens of new student members and hundreds of potential organ and tissue donors through our first annual MOTTEP fair and Symposium at Meharry Medical College. Leadership with a focus on creative and independent thinking were attributes that I have cultivated as a Yale University Alumna and graduate of the Yale New Haven Residency Program. While at Yale College, I was exhilarated by the challenges presented in the classroom as a chemistry major, with a focus on Basic science research. This time taught me to focus on the integrity of my work and to tirelessly pursue solutions to many challenging questions without straight forward answers. I took this love of challenges with me to residency. As Yale resident, I honed my clinical skills and learned the art of patient care.

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